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meisgood1234 Newbie ![]() Posts: 4 |
i have never had sex before and never had oral sex, nothing ever sexual. and about 1 month ago i noticed this white bump thing on my balls, it itched kind of for a while, it started itch, then the itch wasnt so bad, and now its not white its like slightly red and it doesnt itch anymore, like i said its been a month and i dont know what to do, im afraid to go to the doctors and if anyone knows what it is PLEASE! respond IP: Logged |
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Jooner18 Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 223 |
Man, if you think it's that bad, then you gotta go to the doc. You're right though, I guess you couldn't say syphillis or anything. Although I have heard stories about getting STD's just from contaminated areas (ie. shower floor), but I don't think that's possible, probably an urban legend. I say you gotta go see about it if it worries you. Hell I let my problem go for a little while and now I'm more scared than how I might have been if I would have went right away, (see symetrical bulges in lower abdomen topic post). Josh IP: Logged |
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meisgood1234 Newbie ![]() Posts: 4 |
are you sure it might be an std? ive never had a girlfriend befroe, never been with a girl before....and if your thinking that way, no not with a guy either, maybe its just a odd skin rash? IP: Logged |
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Tree Frog Senior Veteran ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 2574 |
It could just be an inflamed hair follicle. I would not be concerned unless it became worse or different. [This message has been edited by Tree Frog (edited 02-03-2003).] IP: Logged |
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meisgood1234 Newbie ![]() Posts: 4 |
i hope its nothing because it doesnt hurt at all, and there is only one of them, and i kinda put a little presure on it to see if i felt any pain and i didnt, and how would you say it may become worse? or different? like how drastic would you say [This message has been edited by meisgood1234 (edited 02-03-2003).] IP: Logged |
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mlgable Senior Veteran ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 5324 |
The poster meant worse or different by does it all of a sudden look redder or infected. Is it painful now whereas before it wasn't painful. Basically the poster was saying so long as it doesn't change or cause you any problems then just leave it alone and ignore it. If it starts causing problems then see the doc. IP: Logged |
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meisgood1234 Newbie ![]() Posts: 4 |
how long do "inflamed hair follicles" take to go away, and if it is one what are the chatacteristics of it? are they basically what i said? IP: Logged |
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mlgable Senior Veteran ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 5324 |
An inflammed hair follicle would be more like a pimple that has errupted right around a hair follicle just as the name implies. It would be red, raised and possibly have a white center like a pimple and be painful like a pimple is when you touch it. IP: Logged |
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Maedae Newbie ![]() Posts: 2 |
I normally go by a ten day rule, if its still there in 10 days I will make a doctors appointment. Some studies show like genital herpes, is not just sexually transmitted. Although the chance is very low, it can be spread by touching a contaminated area then touching yourself. For instance: A person just came from restroom and had been scratching him/herself in a infected area then washes hands before leaving restroom. #1 They had to touch the faucett handle, virus is there. Just food for thought, never just let things that are not in the norm go. IP: Logged |
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ottermother Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 25 |
meisgood, It could be just an ingrown hair. Also very treatable. Ottermother IP: Logged |
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JayneJett Junior Member ![]() ![]() Posts: 6 |
Its Probably a cyst, very common on the male genitalia quote: [This message has been edited by JayneJett (edited 02-07-2003).] IP: Logged |
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